Mom,
I know that you cannot certainly say that if it's enough or not, I'm just asking for your recommendation. I'm on F-1 visa and I'm working as research assistant. Based on my tax forms, my salary is 17 K (I'm single). Do you think that I need affidavit of support?
Thanks!
Dear Mom, I currently live in New Hamshire, is it ok to find a civil surgeon in Massachusetts to do the medical?
Dear Sm1smom, you just gave me a heart attack...The CS should be from the State you're listing on your forms as your primary address.
Dear Sm1smom, you just gave me a heart attack...
I went to a CS whose office is in the neighboring state, but only 11 miles away from my place (zip code in this case). Her name was listed on USCIS Find Doctor tool - in fact her name was second in the list of suggested Civil Surgeons.
I searched the USCIS web site on this subject, but did not find anything that either confirms or rejects your statement. Are you absolutely certain that CS must be from the same state as AOS applicant's residence?
Thank you for your reply. Yes, I see you used 'should' not 'must' - my bad...I suggest you re-read my post. I certainly don't see anywhere in my post that says 'must'. I clearly used the word "should" - I tend to pick my choice of words with care when I post.
FYI: there's a lot of things I put on the spreadsheet as part of the DV based AOS process and that I've posted in this forum also which are not listed on the USCIS website either.
Thnks Mom its a good thing I asked. I m going to a CS in NHThe CS should be from the State you're listing on your forms as your primary address.
Actually, I have sent my documents and now I'm waiting for interview.An annual income of 17K for an individual is above the poverty guideline requirement. However, like I've responded to others before you, I recommend having a filled affidavit of support as a back up financial evidence document.
Thank you for your reply. Yes, I see you used 'should' not 'must' - my bad...
So, if I went to CS in the neighboring state I should fine, but if someone living in Chicago went to CS in, lets say, NYC then that medical exam result would not be accepted?
Mom Yet another opinion from you, I now work using STEM OPT extension. I know DHS have published the new rule but I think its still under public comment period. So if you were in my shoe would you apply for EAD card via GC just in case something goes south and proposed rule do not get accepted on Feb 16.
Actually, I have sent my documents and now I'm waiting for interview.
- Do you think that I can bring the filled affidavit of support to the interview or I should have sent it with other documents?
- Is it possible to have 2 or 3 sponsors with low income (I can ask my friends, they are student with the same salary, 17-20K)? because I don't know any person other than my friends to be my sponsor.
Thanks.
Got it, thank you!I'm sorry I can't get into the nitty gritty details of whose medical will be accepted or rejected based on where it was done. All I committing to saying is the medical should be done by a CS based in the same State as the applicant/petitioner
Are you a master/PhD student with guaranteed scholarship from the school reported on your i-20?Actually, I have sent my documents and now I'm waiting for interview.
- Do you think that I can bring the filled affidavit of support to the interview or I should have sent it with other documents?
- Is it possible to have 2 or 3 sponsors with low income (I can ask my friends, they are student with the same salary, 17-20K)? because I don't know any person other than my friends to be my sponsor.
Thanks.
Dear Mom, I was looking for Civil Surgeon at NH and eventhough there are several lists they all send it to a one location at 2 hrs away from my current home. I was looking at USCIS website and I couldnt find anywhere that doctor has to be in the same state. Is it OK to do the exam done by a massachusetts civil surgeon? (different state to what I currently applying for adjustment of status)